Did it all...while I was there.

Rocks. Gazing at the sea and feeling the breeze on my face.

Colaba. Shopping. Plain-salted corn. BEST bus. Window seat. Music playing in my ears. Walking in rain from the bus-stop to the institute.

Colonnade. Me and "my mice". Wind trying to blow us off.

A movie. Alone but not lonely. 9pm-12am.

Friends. Smiles. Hugs.

Long-intellectual-talks-before-going-to-bed with Buddy.

Last but most important. Thesis. Submitted.

Comments

Kokonad said…

Woo hoo! Congratulations! :) :)

30 July, 2009 20:45

Koffee beanzz said…

ya..ya..those talks were really intellectual..btw..I have a new hypothesis..will let u know next time I call :D

30 July, 2009 23:00

silent_rebel said…

Blog hai ki SMS?

31 July, 2009 14:13

Shazia said…

@ Kokonad
Thanks a lot :).

@ Buddy
Got to see your comment only after talking to you. And i liked the 'valid point' you raised.

@ Senthu
Time hi nahi mil raha tha yaar. Isi liyeb aise likha jaldi se.

31 July, 2009 20:11

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